The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-04
GENERAL TRADE.
BREApSTUrYs.

CoRNNsAL--Sa udard. 50 25@2 So;
pearl, IS 26i93 35; roller, 50 10, q IN.
HAY-Choice, from store, 9Dc;
car load from levee or depot, S145);
prime, from fora, soc; car load
Rom levee or depot, SO 80; prairie,
from store, 45@50c; Car load from
levee or depot, IS 80.
BRAN From store. 70,; from
levee OF depot, SIP 5O@l3.
UoRs-From store, white, 54s; mix
ed. 47(94Sc; from leves or depot, " bite,
Ia bulk, soc; In sacks, 53e; mixed,
In bulk, AZ ;; in sacks, 46Ac.
OATs-Ftom store, white, 47(I4Ss;
mixed, 33r; tcom levee or depot, white,
in bulx, 43c; in sacks, 46i; mixed,
in bulk, 29i; In sacks, 3lCa32c.
FLoUR-From store. common, 30 l59
8 So; family, So 50@3 go; choice,
s. 1908 80; f,ncy, $4CS1 10; extra
fancy, 81 26S4 As; patents, 81 300
8 10 Firm.
BEASs-Navy, So; medium, 81 70.
OAThEAIr-lu half barrels, SOS 25
from store.
CRAcKERs-Sods, extra. 4c; soda,
treble extra, Ale; ezra, &c; ginger
snaps, extra, Be; assorted j1mbles, Zoe.
CRAoKtD WHKAT-In half barrels,
"a 2o from store
HoNISY AND GRIrs-Ffom store, So
as 20.
KANSAS CRY No. August 3.-Wheat
steady; No. red. none ON max I.
Cjn d 'mer; No. 2 cash, 800; Septem.
Der, 80 4; year, $3.50 bid, 33Ic asked.
Oata-No. 2 cash 23c bid.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, August 3-Elour
dull and tssy. Wheat s1ac lower,
IL fueDcsd chi, fly by the break in
corn; No 2 red, ca-h, 89c: August,
69i9693c, closing al 69tc; Sep ember,
7ittgD g., o!o,ine At 7ltc; October, rs
@7S3c, ,lrsiog at 73c. Corn a@lc
lower: cash, 36i@37c; s p embsr, 1854
@37ic, cioeing at 36io; ostober, 37i
@3sl .. closing at sic Oats 6rm;
cash. 23lc; August, 2ic; September,
24I@2bsc. Rye unchanged at 43c.
Hay steady; prime timothy, sl2l9l6;
prairie, 81 5C@s so. Bran weak st
Bic. Corn meal frm, 81. Receipts
Flour, 5000 brls; wheat l4l 600 bu;
corn 1000 bu; oats, $1,000 bu; rye,
none; barley, 1000 bu. Shipments-
Flour, 600o bis; wheat, 1000 bu; corn,
10000 bu; oste, 1900 bu; rye, 1000
bu; barley, none.
CHICAGO, Ill, August 3-Thc corn
boom Of yesterday, on Change, WAS
oveidone, and OPERATOR, large and
small, had corn to sell today, not
withsthDdirg that the only rain re.
ported officially, anywhere near the
neighbornood Of the corn belt, was at
1t. Paul, Huron, Dssdwood and North
Platte, which points, In fact, are q
good macy miles removed from the
sat Of war" The offerings OF the
longs soon leveled the fancy figures Of
which corn cloeed Tuesday. The
liveliest trading Of the day was during
the fret hour, at the end Of which
time september bad tumb ed down
from the opening at 4li,d 40ic. 0cio-
Der and November showed q 1c drop
also, the former from 42ic to Ala, and
the latter from 43s TO 42c. May hav-
ing made the most marked advances
was also In the lead In the re'rt AZ, and
touched at the same time 4iic, or O
price ] 10 uoder yesterdays closing.
Do lnsts followed the decline, aud
uytil the noon borr there Was limited
trading and little b ,nge. Later there
wss slight rally, and september lold
up 10 4lic, with other iu.
lures less snec oil. The close,
however, was weak, In keeping with
the feeling OF the morning aud the
| closing Ifces were Ale for Sep
timber and Ate for May. A
few local scalp.is did most Of the
trading In Ahsat, and GU the whole
the wheat crowd either sought Whist
little excitement and gain there vas
10 the corn pit or abandoned bading
altogether Tor the day. The decline
yea eroay ON the opening prices was
continu, d this moraing on the selling
OF the lorg Ths market opened
lower for ell iutu 90 irun September
to May and recorded decline VI l(4lc.
There was a aignt rally toward the
close, which lett the market esdy aud
promising. but liiel rs Tor tns ms DO
ing. Osls were isifly active bat un-
settled, aud pr ces Tgaetf d I ON the ad.
Nahcc VI gtu tiuh1 lht hsihtt tloo II
6osnlly at ic decline for August,
t@tc lower i.r September end Geo
Der and l9ic lower for May.
Cab quoiaIsBs wee No follows:
No. 2 spring vnsst, 6sl@6Sic
NJ. 3 spriog whea', nominai N .. 3Isd,
70ii. No. 2 cOrn, 4pc No. 2 oats,
z4ic. NJ. 2 re, 4SiCS4ic. No.
10 harley nominal M
aar seed, 81 o. Prime tim
othy seed, 81 22l@2 rs The lead.
lug futures raugei 90 follows:
Wheat, No. 2-August opened al
este, highest csc, lowest 6sic, clos.
ma at 6Sis; oiembsr opened at
70lc, highest zoo lowest 69ic,
closing At Toe; October opened at
72c, highest AZ lowest 7lIc, closing
at 7liai December opensd at 7tf
highs, 7bic, lowe.t 74ic, closing
at 7iIc. Uofn, No. 2-August
opened at Ale, highest Ale,
lowest 40ii, olosing at 40lc; Bsp-
TENDER ops cd at Alto, highest a. lc,
lowest 40io, clo,iDg at 40l ! October
opsoed IL ats, highest 42lc, loweet
iiic. osing VI 4lie; May open.
ed at 45ic, highest 46I lowest al !,
closing a. al 0ats, No. 2-Augu,t
opened at 26lc, highest 2bi', lowest
2bc, closing ut &c; September
opened at 2oti J, biggest 26tc, lowest
2hlc, closing ~ 2btc October opened IL
27J, highest Z7lc, lowest este, clos
iDg ut 26lc, May opened at &c,
| bighest a. Iawrst ailo oloatno II